Mind-wash / Brain-wash By Ayurveda!

A SCIENTIFIC REVIEW ON NIDRAJANANA (HYPNOTIC) DRUGS IN AYURVEDA

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Shakapushpi, the dwarf morning glory!

Shakhapushpi (Concolvulus Pluricaulis)- A perennial herb that grows in the Northern plains of India.

Shakapushpi

Let's start with a question.

Do you have any addiction? ( Not like Smoking and drinking) Addiction of Religion, addiction of khaatarwad, Addiction of Ayurveda.

Hallucinations in the classical Indian system of Ayurveda. But Now The Ayurveda is mix with Some hallucinogens Chemical. To Brain wash the peoples.

Flower power being used to Fool the whole country.

If we don't raise our voices, people like "BAIRAGI MAHARAJ" will keep the masses addicted to the "DRUG OF RELIGION" and people will keep fucking themselves by voting for people like AJAY SINGH PARMAR.

From Admin :-
Save the plane of democracy from being hijacked.

The power-hungry will keep spreading their propaganda,

and

People will scream their lungs out, shouting,

"HAIL MOTHER INDIA"

WE HAVE A SILVER LINE, THAT HAVE RIGHTS TO QUESTION. SO, TO HELL WITH RESPECT. Learn To Question First!

Revolution is necessary to protect Democracy.

If you don't raise your voice, you will end up as a blind flower. (Andh Bhakt)

Ref :-Secret Drugs of Buddhism is the first book to explore the historical evidence for the use of entheogenic plants within the Buddhist tradition. Drawing on scriptural sources, botany, pharmacology, and religious iconography, this book calls attention to the central role which psychedelics played in Indian religions. It traces their history from the mysterious soma potion, celebrated in the most ancient Hindu scriptures, to amrita, the sacramental drink of Vajrayana Buddhism. Although amrita used in modern Vajrayana ceremonies lacks any psychoactivity, there is copious evidence that the amrita used by the earliest Vajrayana practitioners was a potent entheogen. It is the nature of this psychedelic form of the sacrament which is the central topic of this book. In particular, Secret Drugs of Buddhism attempts to identify the specific ingredients employed in amrita’s earliest formulations. To this end, the book presents evidence from many countries in which the Vajrayana movement flourished. These include Bhutan, Japan, Mongolia, and Tibet but special attention is given to India, the land of its origin.

Be a participant, not a blind worshipper. It's your own country, isn't it?

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